Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

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Acting normal? Childhood sweethearts. The three monkeys. Let him drop! Just a bunch of cowhands. The dependable four. Forever yours. 'bm fi Stars of yesterday. What a beautiful car! Why are you so sad? Third grade Lincoln class. Florence, how you've changed. All I want for Christmas- A WJ ' .9 D D '7 -:S G F Twenty-seven

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GRETA BREAW Vivacious and sparkling are two words that des- cribe Greta Breaw. Her outstanding personality has made her well known and well liked everywhere. Greta served as secretary of her class in both her junior and froshmore years. She was an active mem- ber of band and playmakers. During her junior year she was president of A cappella and very pro- minent in oratory work. For two semesters the High Times claimed her services. In her senior year she was active in Quill and Scroll, serving as sec- retary. She was also a member of the queen's court and Minot 1-Iigh's DAV queen candidate. WALLY VARBERG Possessor of one of the most radiating personali- ties in the school--although in a subdued sort of way -as well as being the outstanding all around ath- lete, would be a description as appropriate of Wally as one is likely to find. If success in activities under- taken means anything then Wally should be at the top of the list. In athletics, he went out for track, junior legion baseball, basketball and football-win- ning statewide recognition in the latter two. Var- berg also served three years in band and held office as junior class vice-president and senior class presi- dent. Pugqe Twenty-six MITSUE YANAGITA The energetic editor of the '49 Searchlight has had the opportunity to show her executive ability in every organization in which she has pa1'ticipated. As junior class president, she lead the successful prom. She was a home room officer, vice - president of library club, secretary of ushers club, a committee member for Loyalty day, and in debate. She was also active in the executive council. In spite of all out- side activities and being valedictorian of the '49 class, she is one of the most popular girls in school. BOB WHEELER Dependable Bob Wheeler always has a cheery smile and gay hello for everyone. Bob never lets anyone down, He was a representative to the athletic council in his froshmore and junior years. As well as being a class officer for three years, he has done outstanding work as manager of basketball and football and as a member of the prom and ex- ecutive committees.

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